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San Bernardino Microwave Society Press Release - February 9, 2010

Microwave Update 2010 Comes to Southern California

February 9, 2010 -- CORONA, Calif. -- Microwave Update (MUD), the nation’s most popular, amateur radio-focused
microwave and millimeter wave experimentation technical conference will be held at the Sheraton Cerritos Hotel
from October 21 through 24, 2010.

Each year, the MUD attracts attendees from all over the world to discuss the latest technical developments and
operating achievements in amateur experimentation on the 1,000MHz and up frequencies.

This year’s event is
hosted by the San Bernardino Microwave Society (SBMS). MUD is a technical conference and includes presentations by
leading microwave radio experimenters and a banquet as well as a vendor area where exotic microwave RF components
can be bought and sold. Several commercial equipment manufacturers are scheduled to appear, to demonstrate their
latest offerings. In addition, noise figure and antenna gain test sessions for up to 47GHz are being planned.

Call for Papers and SpeakersThe call for papers and guest speakers is being announced now. Deadline for paper
submissions is September 1, 2010 in order to appear in the MUD Proceedings. Go to the MUD 2010 website for
guidelines and submission information.

Pre-Register Now!Participants are encouraged to register for
the conference and reserve hotel rooms as early as possible. When making hotel reservations, make sure to mention
the Microwave Update to qualify for your special rate.

The town of Cerritos offers a number of excellent
activities for sight-seeing, and the Southern California Fall weather is another bonus. Participants are
encouraged to make this a family affair. We will have Ladies Activities in and around the hotel, and there are
many local attractions such as Medieval Times®, Knott’s Berry Farm®, Disneyland® and the Queen Mary (W6RO) nearby.

About the San Bernardino Microwave SocietyThe SBMS is a non-profit technical organization
dedicated to the advancement of communications above 1000 MHz, and was founded in 1955. The club has a membership
of over 90 amateurs from Hawaii and Alaska to the east coast and beyond. Visit the SBMS website,
www.ham-radio.com/sbms